In case English's "woof, woof" isn't enough for you, Wikipedia provides representations of the dog's bark in 58 other languages, from "blaf, blaf" in Afrikaans, through "guk, guk" in Indonesian, to "wff, wff" in Welsh.
January 5, 2011
Bark is a bark is a bark is a bark.
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